wmobile >> you are trespassing. >> we're not doing anything wrong. >> that escalates quickly for tres packing. >> we're leaving, we're leaving. >> that's where it end there in the video police are still investigating this video because the snowmobilers possibly were trespassing and the guy with the 51 could be charged with assault charges because of the smack to the head and the threats with the gun. ? >> they got lost or went down a wrong path. >> according to the snowmobilers they didn't realize they were trespassing and mr. ring said he's had problems with snowmobilers in the past and he believes one of them at one point ran over his cat. >> oh. >> oh. >> so he's not happy. he's also an alpaca farmer and he also claims the snowmobilers had scared him while he was out riding his alpacas so he's pretty sensitive to the snowmobilers and in this case i guess he had had enough. >> get off my property! >>> things get rough at the strip club because -- >> on stage the girls are having a smack-down. >> why this show's just getting started. >>> and he wants to give his sister a birthday gif

. >>> a san francisco woman is under arrest for trespassing at fso. she was taken into custody and this is not the first time she was arrested for trespassing at the airport. on four different occasions, she was arrested for attempting to board without a boarding pass and has been ordered to stay without the airport unless she has a ticket to fly. 4:47 computers that help mechanics fix cars and can reveal more information about the owners and this drivers. mechanics need information about how fast a cargoes so they can do their job. the state senator says privacy can become an issue and it also can be sold to other businesses. >> now they can determine where you stopped for gasoline, what restaurants you were there for and there is a boon to access this data without our knowledge or authority. >> and they say this is not about privacy or security, it is about who can make money off the information and that's expected to grow as more cars are expected to be out all the time. >>> it could be interesting if you could get data from traffic. >> well, maybe

. >> the trespassing charges were quickly dropped. because jones was on parole at the time of his arrest, he would have to be detained in jail until the parole commission completed its own investigation. we joined him on the morning of his hearing. >> on the day that he was going to his hearing, he was very nervous, and rightfully so, because he was going to find out whether he was going to go back to prison for a few years or go back on the street. i tried talking to him a little bit. he barely said a word. he was just focused on what was going on and in his zone, wondering what was going to happen. >> mr. jones. you can come on in. >> at the hearing, jones would again be confronted by his arresting officer who says his trespassing violation might not be as minor as it seems. >> a majority of the people that commit the larger crimes are committing the smaller crimes. and if you take those individuals that are committing the smaller crimes and you put them in jail for those, they're not out to commit the bigger ones. his charges were

they trespass our body like they trespass this land.n the corner of a hud home, in the back seat of a car, and in every corner of every government, we fail them. >> so bobby, you guys do a lot of funny stuff, and at the same time, you do a lot of serious stuff like this, and what inspired you to take this to the community, what hit you to do this? >> well, you know, what we do, a lot of what we do, i guess you could call it art is a reflection of life. so you have to be able to address the stuff that's going on in the communities, at the same time trying to maintain some degree of happiness and realize that we're lucky to live life. but when it comes to domestic violence in particular, i think its something that we have all witnessed in our group. i myself, i lived in battered women's shelters with my family for a number of year. my father was an abuser, so when we do stuff like this, it comes out of experience, and a need to also express those things, and to kind of draw people out to be able to tell their own stories, and express thes

on -- trespassing. different occasions she's been arrested for trying to board an airplane without a boarding pass. she's claimed she's had cancer and wants to go some place warm. but that's not been confirmed. >>> the target of a massive joint operation that's far from offer. >>> a dramatic and deadly end to a long s.w.a.t. standoff in pacifica. the dangerous action taken by the man inside that house that forced police to open fire. >>> looking at santa clara commute. interstate 280 is getting slow out of downtown. we'll look at the south bay and another check of the east bay commute coming up. >>> it hatched right on cue. a lot of 30 -- it happened right on cue. a lot of 30s. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. we lowhat's next?hen! great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of

>> the police say it is considered trespassing to walk on the tracks. the only thing from this accident they hope good can come is this will remind others how dangerous it is to walk near railroad tracks. >>> an antioch homeowner is childrenning up a mess after a car slammed through the pens and landed in his swimming pool for the second time in a week. he could not believe it happened again weapon the car went into the pool sunday morning. police say the 18-year-old david martinez, drunk, when he crashed the car through a backyard fence and landed in the pool. he was arrested. the two minors were not hurt. can you believe, another car did the same thing just six days earlier. >> what are the odds? go out and buy a lottery ticket. >> he shared these photos of this car that was hoisted out of the good morning after it was drained. >> a lost oscars. you saw it right here. hollywood's big of the nights with the highlights. >> the oscar goes to... "12 years a slave." >> it won best picture, best supporting actress for lupita nyong'o. best adapted screenplay

. >>> a new new york browser, this comes after two incidents of trespassing and the firing of two security guards caught sleeping. they took this video as they jumped from the top of the freedom tower and they are facing two charges including trespassing and burglary right now port authority police are suggesting nypd take over. >>> and clean up in southern california after a major earthquake why some people will not be able to go home for several days. >>> police are not only searching for a hit-and-run driver who not only smashed into a car but drove straight into a bar. we will show you the damage. >>> good morning, right now, traffic is going to be doing okay if you are driving onto the bay bridge, we will tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. >>> it is all quiet now but there is a strong cold front into tomorrow, maybe some snow levels and thunderstorms on the forecast menu as well. . >>> good morning, would you look at this, this is the dog wood bar on telegraph avenue and this is what is left after they hit another car and then ploughed into this bar. they are

this isn't the only time she's been arrested for trespassing. on four separate occasions now she's been arrested for trying to board flights to hawaii without having a valid boarding pass. she's already been ordered by a judge to stay away from the airport unless she has a legal ticket to fly. >>> too trim for the gym. the controversial policy and what an employee said to this woman that made her decide to walk out in the middle of her work out. >> windy, warm and dry. how the pattern will develop through the week and the next chance of rain for your neighborhood. >> pay for sex, police in one bay area city will make sure that facebook finds out. >> something is put on social media it spreads like wildfire. >> how they're expanding this humiliating tactic to discourage prostitution. >>> russian president putin finally made crimea a part of russia. he and crimean leaders signed an agreement. mr.putin said it was wrong after crimea was allowed to become part of ukraine. across crimea people were seen celebrating. some people saw what happened toda

. >> you're trespassing. >> the subway bombing supposed to happen on new year's eve. federal agents found a few things on the computer, one a search for a how to mick a bomb and two a guide who are now to become a terrorist. >> what a story. nick, thank you very much. golden gate national recreation area will make changes after a settlement announced today a long-running lawsuit accused the park service of not being inclusive enough. the settlement will expand trails making them easier for use. they will not be paved. audio guides will be made more accessible. the park service will have to complete 50 projects regardless of the cost. the plaintiff in this lawsuit says it's about equality and fairness. >> we enjoy serenity, peace and beauty like everyone else. >> there is also a list of secondary projects costing $3 million which the park service will have seven years to finish. >> the state just set a record just experienced hottest winter, ever. you can see howful it is right now. we're going to see changes but now let me show you live doppler 7 hd and talk about how

this isn't the only time she's been arrested for trespassing.eparate occasions now she's been arrested for trying to board flights to hawaii without having a valid boarding pass. she's already been ordered by a judge to stay away from the airport unless she has a legal ticket to fly. >>> too trim for the gym. the controversial policy and what an employee said to this woman that made her decide to walk out in the middle of her work out. >> windy, warm and dry. how the pattern will develop through the week and the next chance of rain for your neighborhood. >> pay for sex, police in one bay area city will make sure >>> russian president putin finally made crimea a part of russia. he and crimean leaders signed an agreement. mr.putin said it was wrong after crimea was allowed to become part of ukraine. across crimea people were seen celebrating. some people saw what happened today as a homecoming. as for ukrainian residents, they have a month to decide whether they want to return to ukraine or become russian residents. armed gunmen stormed the base a

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obtained data from the federal railroad administration showing 488 people were killed last year trespassing on tracks. that's up 14% from 2012. 76 of those were in california. that's a 10% increase from the prior year. over the past 15 years, more people have been killed walking and playing along train tracks than were killed in cars hit by trains. >> it's a problem that's not going away. >> reporter: most people killed along tracks are male and most of them are between the ages of 18 to 35. safety advocates say it's time for more education. >> every time they are on railroad property, they are trespassing, they're breaking the law. they're taking their lives in their hands. >> reporter: not only an illegal decision, potentially a deadly one. in washington, kayla campbell, ktv ktvu channel 2 news. >>> wong showed the risk people take along the track including this very close call which you're about to see. keep watching that train come as one more man runs across the track. as for the engineers they say hitting someone is a devastating experience. one they never forget. >>> now at 6:00, b.a

she was arrested for trespassing and violating a court order. prosecutors say she managed to get on to a plane with being caught. >>> a hiker had to be air lifted out after falling 40 feet over a cliff. they were treating her, arriving quickly after she fell the crew had to repel down to reach her. a helicopter lifted her to safety and she was rushed to the hospital in a second chopper. >> it's almost exactly a week to the hour that the big apartment fire broke out in san francisco. and dozens of people have to the been able to return home. the inferno broke out in mission bay this, after the nona city commission heard the latest on the investigation. leanne? >> we learned how quickly this neighborhood, this area tried to come back. that debris behind me will be gone then, reconstruction. tuesday's fire described asdi, . >> there was no sheet rock. no sprinkler systems in place nor a fire alarm system. no protection systems to protect the fire. a weeking ayes the massive fire destroyed a apartment complex under construction a cording to the inve

we would not be getting out with misdemeanor trespass and 40 hours of community service.would be sitting in federal prison cells for doing far less animaled under the enterprise terrorism act. but talk about your dissertation and why it is been called a threat to national security. you go back to the 19th century and talk about animal rights activism and government spying then. >> so the only part of the dissertation the fbi is designating a threat to national security is the foia component. they're leaving the rest of it alone. but as i said, the fbi's arguing even decide whether or not to comply with my foia request is a threat to national security, so dire they can't even tell us why. quick it is a brief history. i, wheng world war opponents of animal experimentation in the united states protested wartime animal experimentation, the self-described research community said the program will experimentation lobby alleged american animal protectionist or agents of the kaiser and there was an effort made to bring the new espionage act to bear against these animal protectioni

so he gets the king was angry with him for trespassing. so we carried on with his research looking for more rare species of animals and plants. he'd never seen before. i know. i do. this marks the one this was one thing you can. he's good with me. all welcome the morn. the protection of making the team was vulnerable to all kinds of trouble aye aye aye. cease wouldn't streaming across the dance floor. we noticed some shadowy figures were following them one through their weariness cause them to drop their guard. again a few swimmers rushed towards them from the forest as they were taking a rest. great news from the team some of their money and belongings but the team's guards used in weapons before the robbery the robbers receive their punishment on the spot after which the court released him with a warning note to return if they valued their lives it was a lucky escape. cause considerable trouble for the team. based on an inner city minnesota. so we'll see how they found four season was cut while the quack but we would all tell you he sees

hundreds of fishermen from pakistan and india are arrested by each other's maritime forces for trespassing. most do not have proper navigation tools and the waters are not divided by a physical boundary. we have this report from karachi. >> ever since he was a boy, fasal sulea men has been fishing. he knows the sea off the south-eastern coast like the back of his hand. in late 120, a day at work turned into a 3-year ordeal. >> we were putting our nets out in the area we had fished in before. when the indian coast guard came and rested us. everyone on the boat was put in gaol. we don't know where we were held, but conditions were terrible. it was so bad a friend arrested with me died there. >> suleman was released after politicians agreed to a rare prisoner exchange. >> not everywhere is as lucky as fasal suleman. according to advocacy groups, 200 pakistani fishermen are being held by india, and 230 indian fishermen are in pakistani gaols. >> this woman's husband was in an indian gale for 11 years. this year his body was returned to his family for burial. he was 41 years old. >> translation

the gates finally rolled up more than eight hours after a trespasser was killed on the tracks. they arrived early to. shut out. a sign at 4:00 this morning directing commuters to find another way to get to the station on their own. a station agent did her best trying to spread the world. b.a.r.t. says the police department wanted to wait until it was a little brighter in the morning to look for evidence spread in both directions to make sure they had everything. the transit ran parallel service, so commuters just had to find an alternate. >> will you be late? >> no, i would have been if i could not find a ride, but i did so i will be on time. >> you didn't know until you got here this was happening. >> yes, i didn't know. >> so we'll be looking at the b.a.r.t. police department returning the tracks to the operations department at about 6:30 and it took us longer than we anticipated to get everything back in service. we'll be looking at, you know, we want to make sure that crews are safe out there, is there a way to make sure they can get their work done, clear out of the area s

loishz and rec and park and police stations and a fire stations we've started to turn around the trespassed of letting those assets decline. he proposed pension reform and tax reform and affordable housing fund we proposed to bring together a large group of stakeholders to come up with a consensus representations and what you can see they came up with in this 5 year window it represents nearly 20 percent of our new money. was it task force recommended they realties their recommendations in november and endorsed at least the first phase the measures open the ballot this november but recommended 3 funding measures one, general obligation bonds much like we as a city approved for paradoxes twice in the last 5 years to fund general hospital and to build a new police headquarter and pave our streets so general education bond increase the fees before schwarzenegger cut it a number of years back and the new tax increase that will generate 2.9 employed that will help leveraging additional revenue this is a ones in a lifetime in our transportation system restorationing dlaekz of years that help with

customize 311s trespasser to streamline the defense and give the police department with the took him of material, etc. all identified. create a defined cost structure for abatement so reporting employees don't have to make specific estimates for the damage this will be integrated into our 311 system that makes the process way more fiscal. chief suhr has agreed to add analysis and additional staff in order to comical and appear in court when those operator offenses are bothering brought forgot. we'll work with the city attorney's office against the offenders those can be for community service. all this work is administration not elective and all of it is underway. several jurisdictions in southern california are you're going on enforcement system similar to this one. in fact, in east los angeles they saw over the past 4 years their graffiti abatement drop by 55 percent in the first 5 years. if this happens in san francisco we're talking about $11 million and that's definitely work out focusing on attention on this motivator. secondly, introducing legislation to tile graffiti controls

police say the person was trespassing near the south hayward station in an area not open to the publicache for bart riders early this morning. we just got off the phone with a bart official and they say they are in the process of re- opening the tracks and getting bart trains running right now. in the meantime, earlier this morning no service between south hayward and fremont. 7:30 was the time we were told that they were hoping to get trains running. that appears to be the case any moment now. ac transit also on time. caltrains and ace train number one no delays. out to the roads, southbound 880 slow into fremont because of an earlier crash. lawrence has the forecast after this. >>> a lot of clouds outside right now. we haven't seen much in the way of rainfall just a couple of scattered light showers overnight mainly north of the golden gate bridge. but we are going to see some changes as we head throughout the day today. we have some thick fog developing outside. and it looks like that is going to give way to a chance of some showers late in the day. temperatures only going to be in

. >>> this morning, a teen is facing trespassing charges after climbing to the very top of one world trade center. the 1-year-old was dressed like a construction worker and took the elevator to the 88th plaintiff but he climbed to the 104th floor and want through a 12" hole to gain access. this happened before 6:00 sunday morning. the port authority in new york runs the world trade center says it takes security very seriously and will prosecute all violators. >> not to mention dangerous. >> my goodness. >> mike nicco, not quite so dangerous. >> not quite as high on the roof. i am feeling the winds change, cooler this first day of spring, and i will update the drought, it got worse, i will show you where and we have a chance in the seven-day forecast. >>> if you thought the sleepless needs dull your senses there is new prove that catching up on sleep or catch up sleep will never be enough. >>> the new wheel of fortune winner is a local man in a game of a >>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> obstetricians are weighing in on the pract

. >>> and new jersey teenagers facing trespassing charges tonight after he apparently snuck up to thetop of the new world trade center in manhattan. investigators say the 16-year- old somehow got into the building site earlier last sunday and used a combination of elevators and stairs to get to the rooftop. he slipped past a sleeping security guard who is since been fired. a construction worker spotted him as he left. the team was arrested, the port authority is investigating. >>> a stubborn grass fire in the east bay today and one more look at the blaze the cap fire crews busy all afternoon. >>> do you remember your first tweet? see the opportunity twitter is offering and the reason why. >>> you can always get ktvu news on the go. download the app click on the icon and you can watch all of our newscasts live on your mobile device >> today on "tmz" -- >> a.p.b., be on the lookout for some overweight women who are diverting the attention of a manager in hulk hogan's store and stealing stuff. >> some overweight thieves went into hulk hogan's new beachfront shop -- by the way, i'm not sa

this because of a trespasser hit and killed on the tracks apparently quite a bit of evidence scattered all over. it's taking a while to get back up and running. i did speak up with one man who had no idea what was going on until he arrived. where is work? >> berkeley. >> reporter: are you going to be late? >>. >> i was going to be late if i couldn't find a ride. but they said yes, so i'll be on time. >> reporter: you didn't know until you got here? >> yes, i didn't know. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says this point there's no official bus bridge set up, ac transit didn't have people in place, they're saying, to make that happen early on and that commuter should go ahead and find a plan b. i did speak with a b.a.r.t. spokesperson they have parallel service. you can see that number 99 there, that will run the route along the tracks and get you to that station as one of your options this morning. of course, that's what the story's about. options until the station reopens and they're saying maybe 6:30, something like that. for more on other ways to get around, mike inouye. >> good morning, you kn

>> the suspect is convicted of voyeurism and trespassing. he's sentenced to two years' probation.s are working with the local officials to change the law so that peeping toms receive more punishment for that crime. they hope it will prevent other people from peeping and creeping out anyone else. >>> coming up -- love they neighbor? i think not. >> i don't really take it upon myself to hit everybody. but i'm afraid he got me in the wrong mood that morning. >> a feisty neighbor lashes out. when "caught on camera: invasion" continues. what does an apron have to do with car insurance? an apron is hard work. an apron is pride in what you do. an apron is not quitting until you've made something a little better. what does an apron have to do with car insurance? for us, everything. predibut, manufacturings a prettin the united states do. means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right to

the teen from new jersey has been charged with trespassing. >> new jersey has been asked to conserve more water. we go to orange county which turns toilet water into drinking without. >> what if this water can be turned into this water. as they suffer through what the governor called the worst drought, recycling waste water has taken on a sense of urgency. every day californians are flushing literally hundreds of millions of gallons of water out to sea. >> in orange county, california, the water district decided in 2008 that no water, even waste water, should be, well wasted. >> through the application of science and technology we manufacture drinking water. water for 2.4 million residents comes from purified waste water. and we are not talking about grey water, this is black water. straight from the toilet. put the yuk factor aside, and oc water district's president says "this is the future." every drop we create trees up another drop to do things like irrigate crops, and grow the food. >> before going from the toilet to the tap, the water takes a long arduous journey that starts he

pakistan and india are arrested every year by each other's maritime security forces for allegedly trespassing. most do not have proper navigation tools and the waters are not bounded by a physical boundary. this report from karachi. >> ever since he was a boy, he has been fishing in the waters. he knows the sea off the karachi eastern coast like the back of his hand. in late 2010, a day of work turned into a nearly 3-year ordeal. >> translation: we were putting our nets in the area we had fished in many times before of the the indian coast guard came and arrested us. we were put in gaol. we don't know where in india we were held. the conditions was terrible. it was so bad one of my friends arrested with me died. >> suleman was released after politicians agreed it a rare prisoner exchange. >> not everyone is as lucky. according to advocacy groups, around 200 pakistani fishermen are held by india and more than 230 indian fishermen are in pakistani gaols. this woman's husband was held for 11 years. their son was one month old when he was arrested. his body was returned to his family for burial.

bart officials say the victim was a trespasser and it's not clear why he was on the tracks. the death happened in a dark remote part of the line so investigators waited for daylight to collect all the evidence. trains were back up and running around 8:00 this morning. the victim's identity hasn't been released. >>> in other bay area headlines now, oakland city council is approved part of a controversial surveillance program. the vote was at 1 a.m. after debate. the domain awareness center was to monitor surveillance cameras stations throughout the city. instead the city council approved the program but only for the port of oakland. >>> facebook's deep pockets will put another cop on the streets in menlo park. the city council said yes to facebook's offer to pay for a community safety police officer for three years. that's $200,000 total. the new officer will work out of a new substation near facebook headquarters. the officer will focus on the highest crime area of the city, bellhaven. >>> tensions are easing in ukraine. russian troops are not leaving. top diplomats from rus

. >> the men are facing felony charges including burglary and trespassing. >>> there was a lot of excitement around san francisco's hall of justice but it was all made for tv. tnt's new crime show murder in the first shooting on location. actors playing reporters and police warned the series star. at least two more big movies are scheduled to come to san francisco this year. there is a new terminator movie and the marvel comics ant man. >>> ashley cullen works in san mateo. she says early saturday morning she was taking out the trash when she spotted a man with some of the restaurant's tvs outside and realized she was being robbed. it was then collin recognized the robber as the same man that approached her a half hour earlier to ask her out. >> she just said i've seen you around before and wanted to talk to and never really got the chance. here's my number. let's hang out later. >> by the time the officers arrived, the man had left the area. officers used the phone number he left to set up a fake date and arrest him. he is now facing numerous charges including possession of stolen items whi

he faces a charge of criminal trespassing and the inattentive guard has been fired. >>> many people say american sunscreen is less effective than sunscreen made in other countries. newer, better sunscreen ingredients are caught up in the red tape of the food and drug administration which approves new products. they say the ingredients waiting to be green lighted were approved years ago in europe, asia and south america. dermatologists are pushing the fda to okay them. now the fda hasn't expanded its list of approved ingredients since 1999. >>> we are entering sunscreen era not that you are not supposed to wear it all year long but it is going to be hot soon. >> is it going to be a lot of you that need the sunscreen. you'll be able to see it on the scrolling seven-day forecast as it comes across who will be the hottest on saturday and sunday. i want to alert you to major changes in the past two to three days, the dry northerly winds have switched to a cooling wind, importing a ton of this cold pacific air across the bay area. winds about 15 miles an hour, no doubt, will be bringing us cl

. >> basically they took him because he was previously banned from asu campus for trespassing, so i guessst decided to arrest him. >>> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us and we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." [dad] [laughs] [boy] mom! [mom] yes? [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom and dad] [laughing] [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom] you've got two left feet,boo. >> announcer: live from new york city, it's wendy williams. today will robin thicke win paula back. should an 18-year-old girl sue her parents for college tuition. our hot topic panel breaks down these stories and more. he's head strong and demanding and flipping out. jeff lewis is back on the couch telling wendy all about his show. all the latest juicy hot topics. now, here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ]

there's a no trespassing sign on this office. it features the final name listed. dr. wilson lim. he was identified to an undercover fbi agent as the source of the illegal weapons he wanted. >> smuggling? >> that's what he's accused of. >> that's big ... that's a big thing. >> reporter: according to the fbi, the 60-year-old dentist seen in this sketch met with yee and the undercover agent at a restaurant in san francisco where they allegely set up the arms deal for m16s and shoulder weapons. >> oh my god. that's not good. he's a dentist! and then, what shall he do with the guns? >> reporter: lim ademptionedly asked for a list of weapons that they wanted and said they would come from the philippine military through his nephew. he also claimed he could hook the agent up with the islamic liberation front. >> you know who mils is right? >> they are terrorists in the philippines. but i don't know that the dentist of my son is also one of them. >> reporter: in daley city, andria borba, kpix5. >>> raymond shrimp boy chow is also involved. he's in jail now because a judge denied him bail.

. >> reporter: he faces a misdemeanor for criminal trespass that could send him to jail for 90 days while the port authority and the security firm conduct a top-to-bottom review at one of the nation's most iconic sites. anne thompson, nbc news new york. >>> and we'll be right back in a moment with a comeback for a different american icon. >>> robert strauss has died and with his death has come the end of an era, he was a power broker who did deals and kept secrets and walked freely back and forth between political parties, between government and business, while playing by a set of rules that are now long gone. he was a texan, a lawyer, a democrat, a talker and a quote machine for reporters. he was chairman of the democratic party closely aligned with jimmy carter who he helped elect, but when carter lost he quickly became a confidant of ronald reagan, he volunteered, for lbj as a young man and later served in the fbi. while he never achieved his mother's goal for him of becoming the first jewish governor of texas, he did serve as an ambassador and middle east negotiator, he was 95 years o

says he was a trespasser and not a b.a.r.t. employee. they say as the investigation continues it does not appear there was foul play either. >> our tracks are protected by very high seven-foot chain-link fences. it has sharp edges and it's not easy to access the trainway. but there are people who do it. sometimes they get in there and steal copper or whatever. we're not sure why this person was on the track way. >> reporter: even though the incident happened at 11:30 last night, police had to wait until morning and daylight to conduct gathering more evidence in this case. three b.a.r.t. stations were closed. fremont, union city and hayward. b.a.r.t. told people to go to bayfair to begin service. many people we spoke with were inconvenienced this morning. >> it's completely inconvenient. it's something every day with b.a.r.t. >> reporter: yeah. >> exactly. we pay too much money to catch the train every day and there's a problem. they can't get it together. no bus. nobody can get to work. people are relying on b.a.r.t. >> reporter: an unre

. >> teenager took trespassing to new heights when the climb to the top of the new world trade center building. the 16 year-old boy slipped past the security including a sweeping guard and got on to the construction site by climbing through an opening in a fence. he got into the tower by climbing scaffolding and that made his way up to the 104th floor. investigators say he was on top of the building taking pictures for about two hours. a guard on the top floor has been fired for failing to spot him. police arrested the boy but have not said why he decided to climb the building. the tower is said to open later this year. >> testify at his own trial today that a federal court in new york. accused of conspiring to kill americans for his part in a failed plot by shoe bomber. it happened in 2001 just two months after the terror attacks. gave jurors a extraordinary look at osama bin autumn. hours after the 911 attacks he was summoned to a meeting. when he warned him that america would not stop until he was dead and that the group was destroyed, he says he is being too pessimistic. deliberat

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justin was arrested for trespassing after slipping past guards and riding the elevator all the way tohe top. that's two security breaches at the freedom tower construction site in six months, a place where security is supposed to be a priority. joe morris is a former police chief for the port authority. >> i can guarantee you that people are looking at what happened, what went wrong. >> reporter: and with some concern? >> absolute concern. i can guarantee you people didn't sleep for the next couple days. >> reporter: the parachuters may not be resting easy either. a prison sentence is a high price to pay for bragging rights. stephanigosk, nbc news, new york. >>> and in other tall building news, ford motor company did it as a stunt back in 1965. they put a mustang on the observation deck of the empire state building. today they announced they're doing it again. transported in parts and reassembled, the car will be on display in mid april during the new york auto show. >>> another break, we're back in a moment with one school's decision that has outraged parts of an entire community. >>

. >> reporter: trespassing carries 90 days in jail but the impact for him is far less than the security weehawken, sonya rincon, cbs news. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the search for the missing malaysian airliner. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." the missing malaysian airliner. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can clear a table without lifting a finger, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. ♪ zyrtec®. muddle no more™. [ female announcer ] this week, save up to $9 on zyrtec® products. see sunday's newspaper. chalky... not chalky. temporary... 24 hour. lots of tablets... one pill. you decide. prevent acid with prevacid 24hr. you decide. ,, >>> baylor takings on nebraska in the ncaa tournament later today and the game features one of this year's most promising players, but as manuel bojorquez reports, he recently revealed a secret he

he faces criminal trespassing charges. >>> now to the simmering tensions between russia and united states. president obama is leveling more sanctions against vladimir putin. this time inner circle including his chief of staff and at least four russian billionaires close to the president. they have been pleading with moscow to pull back in crimea so economic sanctions will ease. putin has given no assurances. >> the world is watching with great concern as russia positioned its military in a way that could lead to further incursions into southern and eastern ukraine. >> within hours of the announcement, russia heads back. there are nine prominent u.s. officials banned friend terring the country. senator mccain got a kick out of making this list. he tweeted, i guess my spring break in siberia is off. my secret bank account in russia is frozen. >>> a three alarm brushfire is under control after ravaging parts of california. the smoke could be seen high in the sky. helicopters released water to douse the flames. luckily no homes in that area are threatened. veronica johnson is here your friday

hundreds of arrests are made each yore because they're found trespassi trespassing. long-running tensions between the two countries make their release difficult. >> reporter: ever since he was a boy, he has been fishing in these waters. he says he knows the sea off of the southeastern coast like the back of his hand, but in late 2010 a day of work turned into a nearly three-year ordeal. >> translator: we're putting out nets out in the area. we had fished it in many times before. the indian coast guard came and arrested us. everyone on the boat was put in jail. we don't know where we were held, but the conditions was terrible. it was so bad a friend arrested with me died there. >> reporter: sulman was released last year after politicians in islamabad and new delhi agreed to a rare prisoner exchange. not everyone is as lucky as sulman. according to advocacy groups about 200 pakistani fishinger maen are held by india and more than 230 indian fishermen are in pakistani jails. her husband was held in an indian prison for 11 years. their son was just 1-month-old when he wa

it was shut down after a trespasser was hit and killed on the tracks last night. service is also disrupted at the fremont and union city stations. want to get the trains up and running and it tied up the morning commute for some four hours. >> the police department returned the tracks to the operations department at about 630, and it took us a little bit longer than we anticipated to get everything back in service. we want to make sure that the crews are safe out there, and is there a way to make sure that they can get their work done and clear out of area safely and do so in a little bit more efficient way. >> the victim may have cut a hole in the fence to get on to those tracks. >>> one sign the economy is improving, traffic is getting worse because more people are driving to a job. want to take a look at 880 in oakland, a spot frequently jammed up at this hour. the bay area may have less congestion than los angeles but not by much. a new study finds l.a. has the worst backups are drivers wasting 64 hours each year stuck in their cars, and there's trouble in par

new york senator is calling for a security review tat trade center site after two incidents of trespassing and sleeping guard. had is video taken as the 3 left the top last september. a new jersey teenager snuck up to the top floor before he was caught. senator charles smaller said the conner sequences could have been disastrous. >> a utah teenager made a discovery when digging in his backyard, ancient human remains. he was digging to make a trout pond. he thought they were animal bones until he found something that was human. >> it looked like a human skull and it was thin and was definitely a bit creepy. >> experts say the bones are from a native american and date back about one thousand years. they may be claimed by a current tribe. >>> a mother on a mission. a south bay woman is getting behind a mission in the mental my of her young son. >> the new proposal to boost lottery sales in changing how people buy tickets. >>> a call to action by a mote on a mission. her young son was struck and killed on a cross walk at the intersection of vine and oakland streets last november. noel walker s

. >> a teenager is facing trespassing charges after climbing to the top of one trade center. he sneaked past a sneaking guard and squeezing through a hole in the fence elevators took him to the 88th floor. the team snapped photos and up loaded them to facebook. >> helping a kid who is 16, 15, get up there like he's in the picture. >> well with, he did. >> the port authority which owns the property is reassessing security at the sight thought to be impen tranable. >> wind power trumps solar power. it shows more energy and money to manufacture solar panels than wind turbines there is a discrepancy on returns. wind turbines store more energy. study appears in the journal energy and environmental science >> let's check on the forecast now. >> sunny earlier. >> yes. >> increasingly overcast. i'm feeling wind power here the breeze has increased a bit. you can see clouds now, that has been the pattern throughout the afternoon. moisture out there travelling with clouds as well we expect most of that to remain in the atmosphere. let's take a look at the last week 22% exceptional droug

the teen was charged with trespassing, and the sleeping guard was fired.their heads. >> obviously shocking and troubling, and i don't know how it possibly could have happened. >> officials released the following statement, "we continue to reassess our security posture at the site and are constantly working to make this site as secure as possible." >>> listen to this, the cure for jet lag could be on a pharmacy shelf within five years. researchers in britain say that they have found the key to people and how they react to long haul travel or working these irregular hours like we work. it's an enzyme apparent ly that controls your body clock. preventing your body from producing it could help you to adjust to different time zones. we can say we work back in the old days before they had the pill. >> i don't buy it. >> i don't buy it either. >>> well, a pair of parents in texas say they want to hold their new baby, all five of them born on tuesday. michelle and steven seals welcomed four girls and a boy to their family with the help of dozens of staff born by c